**Please excuse the cross-posting.** My name is Joshua Borycz. I will be teaching my first course in Chemical Literature at Vanderbilt University next semester. My goal is to make the course as engaging and useful for the students as possible and I need your help. Hearing about the topics and assessment methods covered in the STEM curricula of more experienced teachers will help me to design a course that will highlight the most important issues in scholarly publishing, information seeking, and data management. By completing this survey you will be influencing a newly designed course on Chemical Literature. The course plan will be published and study results will be made available on OSF after completion. The response has been great so far. Thank you to all those who have participated! Survey Link: http://j.mp/30PdEtW *____________________* *Vanderbilt University Study on Teaching STEM Information and Literature* The STEM Librarians at Vanderbilt University are seeking university faculty or staff that have taught information seeking or literature-based coursework to STEM students to complete a short survey on their courses. The responses will help us better understand how information, literature, and/or research related coursework is being introduced into university curricula. This will allow us to improve course design and help guide others as they seek to create classes for STEM students. The questionnaire should take 5-10 minutes to complete. Your participation in this research is voluntary, and you may decline to participate without risk. While it is useful to be complete in your responses to the survey, you may skip any questions, and you are free to withdraw from the study at any time. Survey Link: http://j.mp/30PdEtW Thank you for your participation! Joshua Borycz ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ *Joshua Borycz, MSIS, PhD* Librarian for STEM Research Sarah Shannon Stevenson Science and Engineering Library 3200 Stevenson Center – 3218 | 419 21st Avenue South Nashville, TN 37203 | Office Phone #: (615)-343-4137 Email: [log in to unmask] ORCID: 0000-0002-1505-148X <https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1505-148X>